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Kim Loberg

Hoskins, Nebraska United States

Blue Boy's Club


Art: Blue Boy's Club by Artist Kim Loberg
This painting is the second of a series of three paintings I am paintng of four of my horses. Chance, Chief Jackie Skipper, the large horse in the center is my number one stud horse. Cactus, the sorrel in the bottom corner is Chance's son. The horse in the top corner is our pony, Pepper Jack and the grey gelding in the center, is Reno.

The study was created in Photoshop using photos I had taken of our horses. I then printed off a cool colored copy of the collage and created a grid on the actual copy. I also drew a grid on gessoed canvas and painted each square on the canvas a differnt warm color to create an underpainting.

I allowed myself more expressive freedom on this painting and painted each square using color and geometric shapes. I wasn't interested in the actual lines of each horse, just the shapes of color and shadows. The result is more abstract and colorful.

'Blue Boy's Club' is painted on a hand-stretched, gessoed canvas using acrylic paints. It is gallery framed in oak and is ready to hang. I am also working on a third painting in the series that will be more representational, without the grids.

This painting, and 'The Boy's Club,' was selected for the juried March 2011 arts competition show at the Norfolk Arts Center in Norfolk Nebraska.


Detail Images


Detail Image for art Blue Boy's Club

Chance close-up.

Detail Image for art Blue Boy's Club

Close-up of Cactus and Reno

Detail Image for art Blue Boy's Club

Close-up of the pony, Pepper

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